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2026.06.20 · Views 4,285
I am currently considering lip fillers and chin implants. Have any of you experienced awkward pronunciation or discomfort when chewing food after the procedure? I would also like to know when I can return to singing or playing wind instruments.
Did you experience any improvement during recovery through self-care such as cold compresses, massage, and pronunciation practice? Please also share the precautions recommended by the hospital.
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I had the lip and lower jaw area rebooted at a clinic, and for the first week, my pronunciation felt a bit awkward and it was surprisingly sore when I chewed.
With lip fillers, pronunciation and the sensation of eating may feel awkward for a few days to a week, while discomfort when chewing may last longer with jaw implants.
For singing or wind instruments, due to the pressure involved, it is safest to consult with a doctor and resume activities once the swelling has subsided and there is no pain. It is best to follow the doctor's guidelines regarding precautions such as cold compresses, refraining from alcohol, and avoiding strenuous massage.